Spencer Cox

As if the fire was not enough, Mother Nature got another blow to this area.

Prediction markets are gambling, full stop.

The best way we can support them is by preventing new fires. Please avoid anything that could create a spark, follow all fire restrictions, and stay alert.

Being named the No. 1 state is an honor, but what matters most is what that ranking represents: hardworking people, strong families, and neighbors who look out for one another.

The geology, the arid climate, existing infrastructure, distance from major population centers, and some of the very best people on planet Earth, make it one of the most practical locations for this kind of work.

Today’s agreement with the U.S. Department of @ENERGY is an important step in a competitive process exploring the potential for a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus in Utah.

If you live in an area that remains dry or windy, consider skipping fireworks altogether or attending a community fireworks show instead.

We were hopeful conditions would improve enough to safely return more decisions to our local communities, and in many parts of Utah, that’s exactly what’s happened.

Housing is foundational to opportunity.

The question has never been whether to protect them, but how to protect them best.

This proposed settlement helps preserve that advantage by providing rate certainty for families and businesses, strengthening accountability, and supporting the investments needed to keep our electric grid reliable.

What I can say is that, as I said earlier, no matter what that case is, we are a nation of immigrants.

We can all be patriotic with our own flavor.

I understand that, I know they don’t want any restrictions anywhere.

We’re going to cut through the red tape, we’re going to do this together, we’re going to get projects moving much more quickly, and we’re going to fix our grid.

WestTEC is an industry-led effort that takes a new collaborative approach to one of our region’s most pressing infrastructure challenges, recognizing that this grid system is a team sport, we can’t just fix the grid in Utah. It won’t help…

Today, we mourn three heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting lives and communities along the Utah-Colorado border.

I totally get that, but again, and I would not do this if it wasn’t the worst possible situation that we’ve ever seen.

We want people to celebrate. Please go buy fireworks. Buy fireworks from your local vendors.

If on July 3, 4, or 5 we have multiple starts in this valley, we’re screwed, OK? That’s It. Nobody to respond.

The default will be no fireworks.

If you’re told to evacuate, don’t screw around this year.

OK, we’ve used them, we’ve burned them out.

They’re dumb flags and it was a dumb bill.

I would raise the bar for how data center plans are evaluated by agencies under my purview.